The purpose of this item is to present to the Board of Trustees amendments to the Student Conduct Code. Significant changes are:

In Section (E), the titles were changed to the highlighted categories of violations to identify the violations as violations of behaviors.

In Section (E) 1.2 a change was made so that language would be consistent with our Sexual Harassment and Equal Opportunity and Diversity regulations.

In Section (E) 4.0 a change was made so the language was consistent with our Weapons and Destructive Devices on Campus Policy.

Section 1.2(g) was added because of the new requirements of Title IX that require universities to provide victims of sexual assault, sexual battery and related acts to have the ability to appeal a decision reached through the Student Conduct process.

This regulation has followed the standard university promulgation process and is being presented to the Board of Trustees for review and approval.

Vice President Gonzalez will address the committee and present this item.

The purpose of this item is to present the proposed increase for the student athletics, health and activity and service fees for 2012‑2013. These fees were recommended by a committee of students, faculty and staff, and endorsed by the President.

Vice President Shuman will address the committee and present the activity and service fees, athletics fees, and health fees.

The purpose of this item is to present the transportation access fee for 2012-2013. The students requested a new shuttle route to the Town Center.Based on the number of hours the shuttle would run, the cost would increase the per credit hour fee by $0.23 or a total fee of $4.08.

The transportation access fee increase for 2012-2013 was proposed by a university-wide committee and endorsed by the President, and is being presented to the Student Life and Facilities Committee for review and approval.

Vice President Shuman will address the committee and present the transportation access fee.

The purpose of this item is to present the parking permit and citation rates for 2012-2013. Proposed changes are:

Given that current permit and citation rates can cover current debt service requirements and the overall operational costs of the parking program, increases to permit and citation rates are not recommended for 2012-2013.

A recommendation is being made to combine the two permit categories “Designated” and “First Floor Garages” into one permit called “Faculty/Staff” and to sell this permit at a 1.6:1 ratio at a rate of $250.

The parking permit and citation rates for 2012-2013 was proposed by a university-wide committee and endorsed by the President, and is being presented to the Student Life and Facilities Committee for review and approval.

Vice President Shuman will address the committee and present this item.

The purpose of this item is to present, for approval, a modification of the UNF wetland mitigation. On January 18, 2011, the Board approved a memorandum of agreement with the St. Johns River Water Management District that identified wetland mitigation areas on campus and restricted those areas for conservation.The construction of the northeast connector road will impact wetlands on campus, and an additional mitigation area is required by the Water Management District. The university and the district have identified an approximately 9-acre mitigation parcel as shown on the attachment.To accomplish the additional mitigation, an amendment to the memorandum of agreement is required. The form of the amendment has been approved by the Office of the General Counsel.

Associate General Counsel, Chris Wrenn, will address the committee and present the modification of the UNF Wetland Mitigation.

This item is provided as a quarterly report to the Board of Trustees and describes current progress on each project, funding sources, and any current issues, including change orders.

The Board authorized the President or his designee to approve change orders in the name of the Board for pre-established amounts. Approvals are for the purpose of expediting the work in progress and are to be reported to the Board and entered into its official minutes.

Vice President Shuman will provide details to the Student Life and Facilities Committee regarding change orders and narrate the capital projects report.